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The Mountain In My Ears – Vital sounds
East London band Bark Psychosis epitomise why leaving music to the Simon Cowells of this world would ensure the hegemonic blandness of the pop charts spreads everywhere. Sorry, bit of a mouthful. But in short, Bark Psychosis are one of …
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15. January 2011 by The Geecologist
Categories: Toons, Unfamous |
Tags: bark psychosis, bbc, codename dustsucker, east london, from what is said to when its read, post-rock, radio, simon cowell, unfamous |
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The absurdly prolific Omar Rodríguez-López who has been releasing albums at the rate of almost one a month so far this year, also managed to sneak in this stunning collaboration. The trio consists of Omar playing acoustic, plus the double …
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20. November 2010 by The Geecologist
Categories: 2010, Toons |
Tags: 2010, acoustic, album, baden powell, double bass, el trio de omar rodriguez-lopez, music, portishead, samba, spanish |
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2010 may be Sufjan Stevens’ year. Having been disappointed to hear he may not complete his project to record an album for every state, that soon turned to panic as it looked like he may not record anything again. Then …
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16. November 2010 by The Geecologist
Categories: 2010, Toons |
Tags: 2010, all delighted people, music, prog, state, sufjan stevens, the age of adz |
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To say this is the best ode to Steven Seagal ever recorded, hardly even covers it. Royal Trux stumbled out of the implosion of Pussy Galore, while the rest of the band formed the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Considerably more …
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02. October 2010 by The Geecologist
Categories: Sound & Vision, Toons |
Tags: accelerator, drag city, grunge, jon spencer blues explosion, lo-fi, noise, pussy galore, royal trux, rtx, steven seagal, stevie (for steven s), virgin |
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Jim O’Rourke, O’Rourke, O’Rourke. He’s been a member of Sonic Youth, Gastr Del Sol and Loose Fur. He’s recorded with or produced John Fahey, Fennesz, Flying Saucer Attack, Joanna Newsom, The Red Krayola, and made soundtracks for Werner Herzog. He’s …
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12. June 2010 by The Geecologist
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Categories: 2010, Toons |
Tags: avant-jazz, burt bacharach, fennesz, flying saucer attack, gastr del sol, hardcore, jim o'rourke, joanna newsom, john fahey, loose fur, sonic youth, steve albini, the red krayola, the visitor, visitor, werner herzog |
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Absolutely beautiful cover of The Misfits by David Pajo. If you haven’t heard of him, you should really go to his website now and show him some love! David Pajo came to fame with the legendary Slint, and has since …
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28. May 2010 by The Geecologist
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Categories: Toons |
Tags: aerial m, david pajo, goddamn son of a bitch, pajo, papa m, slint, the misfits, walk the streets at night, where eagles dare |
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Yep, it was a popular record. Think I had INXS‘s Kick on tape, format betraying age as ever. Anyway, Beck does it again with his Record Club with great vocals this time from Annie Clark (St Vincent) and Angus Andrew …
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20. May 2010 by The Geecologist
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Categories: 2010, Toons |
Tags: 2010, angus andrew, annie clark, beck, beck record club, covers, inxs, kick, liars, michael hutchence, need you tonight, st vincent |
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…only on stage though (not permanently) for the purposes of this blinding Boadrum set at Matt Groening’s ATP. They were fantastic when I saw them, and it looks like they’re getting better! Have to love how smoothly Zach Hill’s (Hella) …
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14. May 2010 by The Geecologist
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Categories: Toons |
Tags: all tomorrows parties, atp, boadrum, boredoms, drumming, drums, hella, matt groening, zach hill |
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Since I first saw it 10 years ago as a student, I’ve been a huge fan of the ‘original shockumentary’ Mondo Cane, and managed to find an 8 DVD version from the states. The original Mondo Cane is infinitely better …
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30. April 2010 by The Geecologist
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Categories: 2010, Toons |
Tags: faith no more, gualtiero jacopetti, imdb, italy, mike patton, mondo cane, opera, paolo cavara, sir james frazer, the golden bough |
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Every time Minus The Bear release a new record it takes weeks to get into it. This time I’m starting early with the streaming version and the first single (below). Bands like it when you yell yar at them…
20. April 2010 by The Geecologist
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Categories: Toons |
Tags: math rock, minus the bear, mtb, my time, omni |
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